Recent Advances

It has been an honor to have participated in the #RAQRS24 symposium as sponsors of the Best poster award, a great family united for science!

We are very proud to have awarded this recognition, which includes a free publication in our journal Recent Advances in Remote Sensing. Congratulations to the winners for their outstanding effort and dedication! isardSAT

We are very proud to have awarded this recognition, which includes a free publication in our journal Recent Advances in Remote Sensing. Congratulations to the winners for their outstanding effort and dedication! Raquel Sánchez y Cristian Mattar

RAQRS Best Poster Award (BPA). At the symposium, an award will be given for the best poster, sponsored by the Recent Advances Remote Sensing journal (RARS). The award will be selected by the RAQRS scientific committee present at the symposium. The criteria for determining the best poster include: - The presence of the author at the RAQRS'VII Meeting. - The quality and novelty of the presentation. The award includes a certificate, a gift, and a free publication in the journal Recent Advances in Remote Sensing. All participants who make poster presentations automatically qualify to enter.

We are pleased to announce a new Special Issue on the occasion of the 7th International Symposium on Recent Advances in Quantitative Remote Sensing (RAQRS'VII), which will be held from September 23-27, 2024, in Torrent (Valencia), Spain. Submission deadline: January 2025. Topic Editor: José A. Sobrino. https://lnkd.in/dD7d3p8q

New research topic for the Recent Advances in Remote Sensing journal: Intelligent Sensing and Image Processing: Exploring Spatial and Temporal Variability of Remote Sensing Indexes Topic Editors: Naoufal Raissouni, Nizar Ben Achhab Manuscript submission deadline: 31 December 2024 Welcome to contribute and exchange ideas! 👉 For more information, please visit:

Our new Research Topic is now available! Submit your article by completing the submission form at the link.

Our paper "An analysis of the Lake Surface Water Temperature evolution of the world's largest lakes during the years 2003-2020 using MODIS data" has been published in Recent Advances in Remote Sensing and is available online: https://lnkd.in/dYBnF8q9 Ten of the world's largest lakes have been considered: Caspian Sea, Superior, Victoria, Huron, Michigan, Tanganyika, Baikal, Great Slave Lake, Erie, and Ontario. Results reveal warming trends ranging from 0.012⁰C/yr in Lake Victoria to 0.083⁰C/yr in Lake Baikal

We invite you to contribute our new research topic: "Advanced remote sensing methods for monitoring and analyzing impacts of natural disasters on land cover and land use". Submit your contributions!

Professor José A. Sobrino Appointed Editor-in-Chief of Recent Advances in Remote Sensing. Recent Advances is pleased to announce the appointment of Professor Jose A. Sobrino as the Editor-in-Chief of Recent Advances in Remote Sensing. Dr. José A. Sobrino is a Professor in the Department of Earth Physics at the University of Valencia, Spain. He also serves as the Director of the Image Processing Laboratory, leads the Global Change Unit and is the President of the Recent Advances in Quantitative Remote Sensing symposiums. His research interests include techniques and applications of Remote Sensing, such as land and sea surface temperature and emissivity, thermal inertia, urban heat islands, evapotranspiration, calibration/validation activities, forest fires, etc. He has published over 300 articles in peer-reviewed journals. Prof. Sobrino was awarded the King Jaime I Award in Spain in 2019, the highest recognition for environmental protection in Spain, for his pioneering work in environmental protection through remote sensing. Welcome aboard, Professor!